Browser Agent
Hand Seovyn browser jobs that have no API, like submitting a sitemap or checking a post renders. Pilot, Seovyn's Chrome extension, does them in your own browser and asks before anything sensitive.
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Some SEO work has no API: submitting a sitemap in Search Console, checking that a post renders, tidying a draft in your CMS. The Browser Agent lets you hand those jobs to Seovyn. Pilot, Seovyn's Chrome extension, carries them out in your own Chrome, in the tab you pick, signed in as you, and asks before anything sensitive.
Connect Pilot
Install Pilot in Chrome
Add the Pilot extension to Chrome and open its side panel.
Sign in with Seovyn
In the side panel, choose Sign in with Seovyn. A Seovyn tab opens and shows what Pilot will be allowed to do for your workspace:
- carry out the browser tasks you give it,
- ask before it submits, buys or deletes anything,
- use this workspace's Browser Agent budget.
Choose Connect Pilot, then head back to the side panel. If you're signed in to the wrong organization, choose Switch first.
Check it's online
On the Browser Agent page in the dashboard, the runtime shows online once Pilot is connected.
You can sign out of Pilot at any time from its menu. To pair by hand instead, the Browser Agent page has Pair extension, which gives you a workspace token and the agent server address to paste into Pilot's settings.
Give it a task
On the Browser Agent page, describe the task in plain words under What should Pilot do? Pilot plans the clicks. For example:
- Publish my latest approved article in WordPress and check it renders.
- Submit the sitemap in Google Search Console.
- Check the partners page for broken backlinks.
Choose the permissions (below), optionally a model, and Create task. Then, in Pilot's side panel, pick the task and connect it to the tab you want it to work in.
Permissions
| Mode | How it behaves |
|---|---|
| Supervised (the default) | Reading pages and scrolling need no approval. Before Pilot changes anything on a site, or does anything sensitive like submitting a form, buying or deleting, it shows you exactly what it's about to do and waits. An approval request expires after five minutes |
| Auto · time-limited | Runs unattended for the window you choose (15 minutes, 1, 4 or 8 hours), even for sensitive steps. When the window ends, it asks again before anything sensitive |
Follow a task
Recent tasks lists the latest 40 tasks with their status, approvals and how many tokens each used. Filter by Running, Needs attention (waiting for an approval) or Finished. The totals at the top cover all your saved tasks: tasks, running now, tokens used and estimated spend.
Budget
Every plan includes a monthly Browser Agent budget for the AI models Pilot uses:
| Plan | Budget a month |
|---|---|
| Free | $1 |
| Pro | $5 |
| Scale | $20 |
Before each model call, Pilot sets aside an estimate from the budget, and settles the real cost when the call returns. A task pauses before it would go over the budget, so there's never an overage charge; it resumes when the budget resets. Plan & usage shows what's used and held, and what each task cost. See Plans and usage.